Bobby Hull’s CTE diagnosis leaves lessons for current Blackhawks — but they don’t always help themselves
Chicago Blackhawks legend Bobby Hull lived in a different era than today’s players. The Hall of Fame forward helped the Hawks win the 1961 Stanley Cup during his 15 seasons in Chicago (1957-72) and remains the franchise’s all-time goals leader with 604.
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Jakob Chychrun scored twice during a second-period surge and the Washington Capitals raced past the Pittsburgh Penguins 8-3.
Hull’s family donated his brain to a brain bank at Boston University for study after he died in 2023 at the age of 84.
Bobby Hull, who spent 23 seasons playing professional hockey, suffered from Stage 2 CTE at the time of his death in 2023, ...
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